Information about feedstuffs, formulation, health, quality, costs, and providing the nutritional needs for pigs in various stages of production.

Michigan farms may not cook and feed garbage to swine

Published on June 21, 2022

UPDATE: Progress toward PRRSv-resistant pigs

Published on July 26, 2021

Reducing the risk of secondary contamination from Ractopamine part 3

Published on March 6, 2020

Changes to Ractopamine usage for pigs at several county fairs and exhibitions part 1

Published on March 6, 2020

Important conversations to have with your feed supplier part 2

Published on March 6, 2020

Feeding pigs in extensive production: Part 2

Published on September 5, 2019

Feeding pigs in extensive production: Part 1

Published on September 5, 2019

Part 1 of mycotoxins in swine feed: Deoxynivalenol

Published on March 6, 2019

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